Anglicanism and the Western Catholic Tradition

by Eamon Duffy, Stephen Platten (Editor), Diarmaid MacCulloch, Peter Lake, Judith Maltby

Overview

This volume includes lectures from high profile figures from academia and the Church. Anglian and Catholic voices explores continuity and change in the Anglican Church and its relations with Rome, from its earliest days onwards.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781853115592
Publisher:	Hymns Ancient & Modern
Publication date:	09/01/2003
Pages:	292
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.40(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

STEPHEN PLATTEN is Dean of Norwich.

EAMON DUFFY is a renowned author and church historian based at Cambridge University.

DIARMAID MacCULLOCH is part of the Faculty of Theology in the University of Oxford.

PETER LAKE of Princeton, New Jersey.

JUDITH MALTBY is based at Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

Editorial Reviews

"The essays are scholarly and at the same time readable and accessible. (...) Peter Lake gives a masterly account of the significance of Richard Hooker. Gerald Noel examines ARCIC and other aspects of ecumenical developments in recent decades. Those who wish to deepen their awareness of the development of Anglicanism in the context of Western Christendom, particularly in relation to Roman Catholic Church, willl gain much from this book."

THE READER, winter 2004 - Gordon Geddes

"In helping to create a sense of common ownership of history, the book gives a strong foundation for future co-operation."

Publishing News

"This book is worth much study and prayer. It should find a placed on the shelves of all those caught up in the history of Anglicanism."

Reviews in Religion and Theology, Vol 11 issue 4, September 2004. - Peter Atkins

"The essays are scholarly and at the same time readable and accessible. (...) Peter Lake gives a masterly account of the significance of Richard Hooker. Gerald Noel examines ARCIC and other aspects of ecumenical developments in recent decades. Those who wish to deepen their awareness of the development of Anglicanism in the context of Western Christendom, particularly in relation to Roman Catholic Church, willl gain much from this book."
— Gordon Geddes
THE READER, winter 2004

"This book is worth much study and prayer. It should find a placed on the shelves of all those caught up in the history of Anglicanism."
— Peter Atkins
Reviews in Religion and Theology, Vol 11 issue 4, September 2004.

"In helping to create a sense of common ownership of history, the book gives a strong foundation for future co-operation."
— Publishing News

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